He has diabetes and is now on a bean kick as the carbs are slow to the system and it has helped his blood sugars.....
PS: It is not helping our marriage!! :0.
I eat a green and mean diet and have no issue, but I was gluten intolerant to the extreme....and removing that with the lactose intolerance that goes with it.....NOMORE GAS.
Cured my IBS label as well, unless I contaminate and that is so easy if I dont read a label or make it myself.
Tough spot we are all in....they are the gaseous family though! NAncy B
When foods are not digested correctly and the residual is stuck in the colon and not passed through the walls and absorbed...the bacteria go to town with the new "buffet" given them. The process of them breaking down the food...results in a gas generation. Easily put...the bacteria "fart" and then YOU FART! Your gut bloats and your are uneasy and things move along a bit faster............
Methane is the byproduct of bacterial digestion, tainted with odors from the food of choice.....
(what a subject...) Dr OZ loves to talk of poop....and I had a physiatrist who said...we have to figure what is going wrong between your mouth and your ass. Malabsorption is the route of disease in lack of nutrients for the body.
OK...box removed from under my feet........Hugs, Nancy B
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